Wallace Opens Indiana Campaign Amid Fireworks Over Race
Gov George C Wallace of Alabama visits Indianapolis drawing sharp exchanges with Indiana Gov Matthew E Welsh who calls Wallace a segregationist foe Wallace stresses he is for state and local rights not a racists Wallace speaks at Butler University while students protest with anti racism placards after Wallace's Illinois write in showing 4500 votes and Wisconsin gains 260000 statewide results and Maryland next campaign stop
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Alabama
George Wallace
Indianapolis
Wallace
Indiana
Ind. U
George C Wallace
Matthew E. Welsh
Wisconsin
Maryland
Illinois
Welsh
Hoosier
Johnson
Butler University
Top Reds Gathering For Khrushchev Birthday
Informal Soviet bloc summit forming around Nikita Khrushchev as he nears his 70th birthday in December. The main topic is a potential Sino Soviet feud with Mao Zedong and personal clashes hinted by Khrushchev in a caustic speech. Communist leaders from Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Mongolia and Poland gather for the event.
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Moscow
Nee
Frida
Neehae
Soviet Union
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Mongolia
Poland
Khrushchev
New York Telephone Plant Workers Accept Three Year Pact
New York Telephone Co. plant workers vote 7 331 to 3 093 to approve a three year contract covering 24 000 workers statewide. The deal includes weekly pay raises of 2 to 6 and is retroactive to February 27. The agreement will be signed today with the Communications Workers of America.
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New York
Inside Radio 2 Editorials and Classifieds
Inside Radio 2 features editorials from Fulton with a look at classifieds and personals. The page highlights sports items and ends with funeral notices and obituaries, offering brief notices and local interest items.
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Radio
Fulton
Johnson sets deadline spur rail talks to avert strike
President Johnson implied a tighter deadline for a voluntary settlement in the nationwide rail dispute as federal mediators press five unions and nearly 200 railroads. He said a decision on settlement was expected no later than next Monday and warned Congress would be needed for any forced action if talks fail. In a separate item, a Rochester case reports a taxi driver charged with grand larceny over a $30,000 diamond pin once owned by Jean Harlow.
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Rochester UP
Jean Harlow
Joseph Zarcone
June Haime
Miss Harlow
Zarcone
Susan
Las Vegas
Miss Haime
Rochester
Irondequoit
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Fed
U. S
Adrian S. Fisher
Fisher
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Eisenhower
McNamara Signals More Military Base Closures
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told Congress to expect more base closings as part of economy measures. He did not specify which installations or timing.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Swain Boy Drowns While Fishing in Cana seraga Creek
Darwin Sleight, 10, of Swain, drowned Wednesday after slipping into Cana seraga Creek while fishing in Allegany County. He was found in the creek and pronounced dead at the scene. The tragedy occurred in a small community known for its rural fishing spots.
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Swain
Darwin
Canaseraga Creek
Allegany County
Albany Promotion for Dr Cheatum in State Conservation
Dr E L Cheatum, who previously won a slander suit over a pheasant death incident linked to a conservation project, is promoted to assistant commissioner of the department. He had sued Louis A Wehle of Rochester after Wehle accused his bureau of gross negligence or sabotage concerning 15 000 pheasants on an island in Lake Ontario.
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Albany
E. L Cheatum
Conservation Department
Cheatum
Conservation
Louis A. Wehle
Rochester
Wehle
Lake
Ontario
Tides Threaten Seldovia Business District
In Seldovia Alaska residents watch tides as four dozen businesses along two miles of boardwalk face flood risk from high tides and possible storms. The Alaskan earthquake tilted the land altering coastlines. scientists say recovery could take months or years.
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Seldovia
Alaska
Jack English
Chuck Hendrix
H. S. Young Mercantile
Charles Knight
Kenai Peninsula
Southcentral
Seldovians
Jerrie Mack Nearing End of World Flight Solo
Jerrie Mack, 38, mother of three, prepares to finish the last leg of her solo flight around the world in a single engine plane. She has covered vast distances singing opera to stave off loneliness and expects a Columbus homecoming soon.
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Oakland
Calif
Jerrie Mack
Honolulu
Mock
Russel
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Pacific
Mrs. Mack
Mrs Mock
Columbus
Mrs. Mock
Reds Massing For Attack On Vietnam Town
In Kien Long, South Viet Nam, Communist units massed in the Mekong Delta for another assault on the district capital. Two airborne government companies held the town perimeter while reinforcements arrived at the civil guard outpost. American advisers reported nearly 300 government soldiers killed or wounded and over 200 civilians casualties. At least 60 Viet Cong bodies were found as fighting continued for three days.
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Kien Long
South
Viet Nam
Mekong
Ca Mau
Constantine Princess To Wed In September Weddings
King Constantine announced he will marry Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark on September 18 in Athens after a six month mourning for King Paul. The 23 year old king ascended March 6 and the pair have been engaged since January 1963 with plans altered by the royal accession.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Paul
Parents Protest Forced School Transfers In Albany Rally
About 1,000 parents demonstrated in the Capitol to urge action on bills barring pupil transfers to balance enrollments. The session focused on liquor reform and lawmakers may consider only governor-specified subjects. mothers led the protest under the sign 1,400 parents against forced transfers.
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Albany
Capitol
Brazil inaugurates Castello Branco as moderate military ruler
Gen Humberto Castelo Branco, 63, was inaugurated as Brazil's military president to serve 21 months after Joao Goulart's ouster. He pledges a moderate regime and alliance with democratic nations, signaling a shift toward a pro Western foreign policy.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Joao Goulart
Castello Branco
Cuba
Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Expectant Mother Killed in County Road Crash
State Police said Mrs. Leon W. Van Patten of Middlefield Center, 30, who was expecting her first child in June, was fatally injured when an automobile left a county road and struck a tree just east of Cooperstown. She died minutes after the crash.
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Cooperstown
Here
Leon W. van Patten
Middlefield Center
British Train Robbers Sentenced in Aylesbury Case
In Aylesbury England Judge Edmund Davies sentenced twelve men for their roles in Britain's great train robbery. Sentences ranged from three to thirty years with seven men receiving thirty year terms, two twenty five year terms, one twenty four, one twenty, and one three year term.
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Aylesbury
England
Edmund Davies
Britain
Rescuers Find Body of Second Miner in Star Mine
In Burke Idaho a 20 man rescue team recovered the body of Barney McCoy 47 of Wallace after the Star mine cave in. Earlier Reed Peck 41 also of Wallace was found in debris five hours earlier crushed by a rock burst. Mine officials say rock bursts create local quakes and threaten further collapse. The Hecla Mining Co operates Star mine with 355 workers.
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Burke
Idaho
Star
Barney McCoy
Wallace
Reed Peck
McCoy
Peck
Hecla Mining Co
Gus Voltolini
the Star
Voltolinj
Tractor overturns kill father of eight near Amsterdam
Carl L. Hillman of Broadalbin, 28, died when a tractor overturned on an embankment and pinned him beneath it. He was cutting timber on the farm near Amsterdam when the accident occurred.
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Amsterdam
Carl L. Hillman
Broadalbin
Hillman
Rockefeller Reaches Deal to Add Advertising Ban in Liquor Bill
Albany reports Gov Rockefeller agrees to include a ban on liquor price advertising in the liquor reform bill. Senate and Assembly leaders vie for Democratic votes to pass the measure at a special session, with GOP strategists aiming to secure 60 plus votes.
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Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Joseph Zaretzki
Mahoney
Rockefeller
Assembly
Joseph F. Carlino
GOP
Bronx
Carlino
State Liquor Authority
New York State Pavilion Tops at World’s Fair
The New York State Pavilion will be a highlight of the World’s Fair with a 226 foot observation platform offering panoramic views of New York New Jersey Connecticut and eastern Long Island. The high point features a glass enclosed exterior elevator and lower verandas with a $1 adult $0.25 child admission. The tent of tomorrow dominates the exhibit space alongside state agency displays fashion shows music and state days. An embedded floor map art museum dining facilities and exhibits from museums firms and educational groups complete the pavilion lineup.
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New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Long Island
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